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dns and apache and Cisco router

Asked by fosiul01 in Domain Name Service (DNS), Network Routers, Linux

Hi,I am trying to design a network for load balancing and redundancy. but don't know where i will face problem , that's why i am looking for comments for problem finding and solution .. from DNS, cicso and apache point of view...

My Goal is :

1. make a load balancing network for incoming http request(www.mydomain.com) and out going http request(internal user).

Please have a look to the network diagram.

Here.
i will have a domain . www.mydomain.com,
and i will create 2 A record which will point to 2 isp(public Ip) and request will come to our network.
so i need load balancing and redundancy.
(From DNS point of view is that the right way ??setup 2 A record with 2 public ip for a domain ??)

NOw when request will come to our network, I want it be load balanced via 2 Cisco router also, if one ISP is down load, http will come via another (isp) router. when 2 isp is up then http request will come via both isp (load balanced)

bellow link will show how to make cisco router for load balanced and redundancy
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-6063344.html
but here i guess both router is using 1 isp line,but i want to use 2 isp line

NOw from Cisco point of view the way i set-up my network, will it work ??with Cisco router 1841 or 1081)
Now for http request point of view , is there any problem ??

I will speak about clustering later on.. but now upper 2 question is my main point of view

Here I just want you guys to pin point problems.Solution can come up later on with other questions..

Thanks for your time and patients

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dns and apache and Cisco router

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